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Vsuresh Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
passive voice
Hi
I have a doubt with the verb listen with regard to passive voice.
I think listen is an intransitive verb But I think I hear this spoken:
The song is being listened to.
Please tell me if this is grammatical.
I have a doubt with the verb listen with regard to passive voice.
I think listen is an intransitive verb But I think I hear this spoken:
The song is being listened to.
Please tell me if this is grammatical.
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". ". You can say though, " I have doubts about her ability to manage the group".
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- You can say though, " I have doubts about her ability to manage the group".
- html vsuresh The song is being listened to.
- Most of the time, "listen" is used intransitively.
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vsuresh,
In natural English, it is good English if one says " I have a question about...". But it is not idiomatic and natural to say " I have a doubt...". You can say though, " I have doubts about her ability to manage the group". This link may be helpful to you:
In natural English, it is good English if one says " I have a question about...". But it is not idiomatic and natural to say " I have a doubt...". You can say though, " I have doubts about her ability to manage the group". This link may be helpful to you:
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